Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
198 words
An arrangement for receiving TV-signals containing left and right stereo sound signals, a first sound carrier being frequency-modulated by the sum signal (L+R) of the two stereo sound signals and a second sound carrier being frequency-modulated by twice the right stereo sound signal (2R), comprising a first FM-demodulator for demodulating the sum signal from the first carrier and a second FM-demodulator for demodulating twice the right stereo sound signal from the second sound carrier, a matrix circuit for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a left and right sound channel for the respective left and right stereo sound signals, characterized in that the matrix circuit comprises a first submatrix for deriving the difference signal (L-R and/or R-L) of the two stereo sound signals from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a second submatrix for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and the difference signal, and a difference signal adjusting circuit is coupled between the first and the second submatrices for symmetrically adjusting the crosstalk attenuation between the left and the right sound channel.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
198 words
An arrangement for receiving TV-signals containing left and right stereo sound signals, a first sound carrier being frequency-modulated by the sum signal (L+R) of the two stereo sound signals and a second sound carrier being frequency-modulated by twice the right stereo sound signal (2R), comprising a first FM-demodulator for demodulating the sum signal from the first carrier and a second FM-demodulator for demodulating twice the right stereo sound signal from the second sound carrier, a matrix circuit for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a left and right sound channel for the respective left and right stereo sound signals, characterized in that the matrix circuit comprises a first submatrix for deriving the difference signal (L-R and/or R-L) of the two stereo sound signals from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a second submatrix for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and the difference signal, and a difference signal adjusting circuit is coupled between the first and the second submatrices for symmetrically adjusting the crosstalk attenuation between the left and the right sound channel.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
45 words
An arrangement as claimed in claim 1, characterized by a sum signal adjusting circuit for controlling the supply of the sum signal to the second sub-matrix, the control of the sum signal adjusting circuit being inverse to the control of the difference signal adjusting circuit.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
215 words
An arrangement for receiving TV-signals containing left and right stereo sound signals, a first sound carrier being frequency-modulated by the sum signal (L+R) of the two stereo sound signals and a second sound carrier being frequency-modulated by twice the right stereo sound signal (2R), comprising a first FM-demodulator for demodulating the sum signal from the first carrier and a second FM-demodulator for demodulating twice the right stereo sound signal from the second sound carrier, a matrix circuit for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a left and right sound channel for the respective left and right stereo sound signals, characterized in that the matrix circuit comprises a first submatrix for deriving the difference signal (L-R and/or R-L) of the two stereo sound signals from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a second submatrix for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and the difference signal, and said arrangement further comprises a further signal transmission path between the output of the second FM demodulator and the second submatrix for applying the sound signal demodulated by the second FM-demodulator to the two sound channels in the case two non-stereophonic sound signals are received.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
215 words
An arrangement for receiving TV-signals containing left and right stereo sound signals, a first sound carrier being frequency-modulated by the sum signal (L+R) of the two stereo sound signals and a second sound carrier being frequency-modulated by twice the right stereo sound signal (2R), comprising a first FM-demodulator for demodulating the sum signal from the first carrier and a second FM-demodulator for demodulating twice the right stereo sound signal from the second sound carrier, a matrix circuit for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a left and right sound channel for the respective left and right stereo sound signals, characterized in that the matrix circuit comprises a first submatrix for deriving the difference signal (L-R and/or R-L) of the two stereo sound signals from the sum signal and twice the right stereo sound signal, and a second submatrix for deriving at least the left stereo sound signal from the sum signal and the difference signal, and said arrangement further comprises a further signal transmission path between the output of the second FM demodulator and the second submatrix for applying the sound signal demodulated by the second FM-demodulator to the two sound channels in the case two non-stereophonic sound signals are received.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
41 words
An arrangement as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the difference signal adjusting circuit arranged between the first and second sub-matrices functions at the same time as a signal blocking arrangement in the case two non-stereophonic sound signals are received.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
43 words
An arrangement as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that the sum signal adjusting circuit functions at the same time as a signal blocking arrangement on receipt of two non-stereophonic sound signals and reproduction of the signal demodulated by the second FM demodulator.